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Kathy
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 11:19 am    Post subject: Nutritional control of genetic material - disease outcome. Reply with quote

If anybody in your family is suffering from illness, especially mental illness or mood disorders (depression, AD, ADHD, etc...GWS) you should take the time to look at this web-site and see how a Canadian company called TrueHope is helping out with a nutritional supplement.

This first link is to one of their news letters which highlights information on how imbalances in nutrition create chronic disease and these mental disorders.... please give it a look-see.

This demonstrates how humans are affected; but, of course, there is a very important link to animal diseases (especially TSEs, in my opinion).

link: http://truehope.com/newsletter/editions/Online058-July-31-2008.html

This second link, is a diagram of how improved nutritional support helps create better nerve function:
link http://www.truehope.com/main/index.html

The news letter high-lights how nutritional components are controlling the expression of genes; something that I mentioned earlier when discussing the book "Minerals for the Genetic Code" by Charlie Walters of Acres USA magazine.

The complete lack of good nutrition in North America and elsewhere, is leading us down the path of chronic disease and mental fog. Something which the media has big time!


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 3:10 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Good nutrition is simple...eat the foods mankind has consumed since the beginning...meat, vegetables, fruits and nuts...whole foods the way God made them.


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 5:32 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ya know, RobertMac, there are also purists who insist we should not contaminate those 'natural' foods by processing them in ANY way, nor by cooking them.

Personally, I really enjoy some hybrid tomatoes, among other such 'unpure' foods such as salami, bacon, white flour converted to breads or desserts, or some diet Pepsi occasionally.

Are you in that crowd????

mrj


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RobertMac
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

mrj wrote:
salami, bacon, white flour converted to breads or desserts, or some diet Pepsi occasionally.

Sounds like the American diet...obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer... Rolling Eyes

Haven't you figured out I'm a crowd of one. Wink Cool Laughing


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Kathy
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:48 am    Post subject: irradiating food Reply with quote

Flounder loves to tell us how our meat is unfit for consumption. Did you ask for irradiation of meat before it is fed to people? I know, I don't want anything "irradiated" before I eat it.

Irradiating the meat kills the good bacteria (and normal bacteria); but what happens is the radioresistant bacteria like the Ecoli 157 are not affected and after "irradiation" it grows unchecked in the meat. The problem is not just the manner in which meat is handled in the slaughter houses (ie: carcasses cleaned with steam instead of cold fresh water), it is the Food Nazis who insist that food be "irradiated". This radio-active process messes with the proteins of the still living bacteria found in the meat and allows it to go crazy.

Stop irradiating the meat.... veggies.... herbs..... and you'll significantly stop the outbreak of these antibiotic resistant bacteria!!!!!!


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